FOX Business correspondent Edward Lawrence presses White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre about President Biden's rhetoric towards President-elect Trump.

President-elect Donald Trump will return to Washington on Wednesday — entering the White House for the first time since being voted out of office — to meet with President Joe Biden for a ceremony meant to signal the peaceful transfer of power.

The last time Donald Trump was in the Oval Office, he scrawled out a two-page letter to Joe Biden in his distinctive jagged penmanship, slipped it into the drawer of the Resolute Desk and — notwithstanding the note’s surprisingly gracious tone — walked away from the building defeated and bitter.

President-elect Donald Trump suggested he might want Congress to help him seek a third term, just before he met with President Biden, a key phase of the transition.

President Biden and President-elect Trump engaged in an exchange of pleasantries at the White House before heading into a closed-door meeting focused on the transition of power. The display was a sharp contrast to often heated campaign rhetoric.

President-elect Donald Trump and President Biden are meeting at the White House on Wednesday as part of the transition process, a formality that Trump didn't extend to Mr. Biden in 2020. Melania Trump will not meet first lady Jill Biden,